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Once a predominantly agricultural country on account of its arable landscape, a liberalisation of import tariffs in 1788 following the [[Second Potato War]] marked the end of mercantilism and further liberalisation in the ninetenth and the beginning of the tweentieth century established the Yonderian liberal tradition in international trade that was only to be broken by the [[Second Great War]]. Even when other countries raised protection for their agricultural sector because of increased [[Urcea|Urcean]] competition resulting in much lower agricultural prices after 1870, Yonderre retained its free trade policies as the country profited from the cheap imports of cereals (used as feedstuffs for cattle and pigs) and could increase their exports of butter and meat of which the prices were more stable.

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